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03/22/2008 08:52
ltjardine
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I have had fibro for almost 10 years now and it has been a batttle. I am doing a research project for school regarding this illness and how it forces women to quit working. FIBRO IS NOT IN YOUR HEAD! I need some women to answer some very easy questions so that I can put this project together. If you are willing to help, please email me at ltjardine@gmail.com and I will send you the questions. Thanks so much for your help!!

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03/22/2008 13:48
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I emailed you so get back to me with what you need!!Lesley
I HAVE BEEN STUDYING UP ON FIBRO. I HAVE DECIEDED TO DO IT NUTRIONALY, AND USING AS LITTLE MEDS AS POSSIABLE!SCIENCE HAS FOUND WHAT WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR!NOW WE CANIMPROVE OUR HEALTHWITH WHAT GOD HAS PROVIDEDNATURAL.WITH HIM ALL THINGS ARE POSSIABLE!!!
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03/22/2008 14:12
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I sent you an email so get back to me.
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03/22/2008 20:41
ltjardine
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Hi coffeebean: thanks so much, here are the questions.

1.) When were you diagnosesed with fibro?

2.) Were you working at the time? If so, was it full/part time? Were you forced to quit work?

3.) What, if any, medications are you currently taking?

4.) What are your most severe symptoms? How would you rate them on a scale from 1-10 (with 10 being the worst)?

5.) Do you have any other medical conditions in conjunction with fibro?

6.) If, do they exacerbate your condition?

7.) Do you have a stable support system?

8.) If so, who are they? If not, how do you manage your life?

9.) Are you completely house bound or are you mobile? If mobile do you use any type of support/walking device?

10.) If you could describe fibro to someone with only one word, what would it be?

Lori Jardine

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03/22/2008 20:57
Mydragonfly
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I would love to help, should I just email you with my answers?

dragonfly

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To learn more about Fibromyalgia
www.fmaware.org ***
www.webmd.com/fibromyalgia *** www.niams.nih.gov/hi/topics/fibromyalgia/fffibro.htm ***
www.painfoundation.org *** www.rheumatology.org/public/factsheets/fibromya_new.asp ***
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03/22/2008 21:15
ltjardine
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Hi dragonfly: thanks so much for your help, here are the questions.

1.) When were you diagnosesed with fibro?

2.) Were you working at the time? If so, was it full/part time? Were you forced to quit work?

3.) What, if any, medications are you currently taking?

4.) What are your most severe symptoms? How would you rate them on a scale from 1-10 (with 10 being the worst)?

5.) Do you have any other medical conditions in conjunction with fibro?

6.) If, do they exacerbate your condition?

7.) Do you have a stable support system?

8.) If so, who are they? If not, how do you manage your life?

9.) Are you completely house bound or are you mobile? If mobile do you use any type of support/walking device?

10.) If you could describe fibro to someone with only one word, what would it be?

Lori Jardine

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03/22/2008 22:05
BELLA
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Happy to be helpful,I will email you my answers to your questions you have posted

Bella

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03/23/2008 01:16
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1) Oct 2007

2) No, I had been forced to quit work r/t a car

accident and I feel the fibro placed a part

3) Lyrica, Carbatrol, indocin, synthroid, topamax,

lexapro, ultram, vitamin B12, flexeril, percocet

4) Pain in the legs and arms, burning in the feet,

lack of sensation that causes me to drop things,

decreased memory and concentration, exhausting

depends on the day --with meds (7) overall

5) TMJ, trigiminal neuralgia, occipital neualgia,

chronic migraine headaches, C2-5 ridiculapathy,

optic migraines, depression, anxiety

6) yes

7) yes

8) husband, daughter, parents

9) mobile with help-current aircast for broken ankle

rarely drive r/t meds and pain, cannot walk very

far without tiring

10) merciless

ccc

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03/23/2008 21:26
ltjardine
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thanks so much for your help.
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03/23/2008 21:29
Mydragonfly
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I am working on mine and will email it to you tomorrow.

dragonfly

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To learn more about Fibromyalgia
www.fmaware.org ***
www.webmd.com/fibromyalgia *** www.niams.nih.gov/hi/topics/fibromyalgia/fffibro.htm ***
www.painfoundation.org *** www.rheumatology.org/public/factsheets/fibromya_new.asp ***
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